Fetnicated storms kill at least 17 across American states Weather news

Eleven people died in the state of Missouri, and Arkansas declares the state of emergency after the killing of three.

Local officials say at least 17 people died in violent storms and hurricanes in parts of the United States.

“The patrol and local agencies continue to accidents in several locations,” said Missouri’s highway patrol in a statement on Saturday.

Update after Hurricane – 15 March – 10:30 AM

An additional storm victim died in the province of Ozrk early this morning. Current reports are 11 deaths:

▪ Three deaths, Ozar County
▪ One death, Bater Province
Six deaths, Wayne County
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The deaths included a man who was killed when Hurricane separated his house. “It was not known that the house.” The Bater County Judge, the Bater Jim Akraz province, said, is just a wrecking field, describing the scene that the rescuers faced when they arrived. The floor was upside down. We were walking on the walls. “

The patrol of the highway was reported on trees and energy lines that were dropped, in addition to the damage to residential and commercial buildings after some areas were severely affected by “hurricanes, thunderstorms and large cold.”

In the neighboring state of Arkansas, officials said that three people died and 29 wounded in storms. Governor Sarah Hakabi Sanders announced the state of emergency.

The state of emergency has declared in response to storms and severe hurricanes last night.

We will continue to do everything in his power to help affected societies. https://t.co/rjcwzkk7zm

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“We have teams of wiping the damage caused by hurricanes last night, and we have the first respondents on the ground to help,” Hakabi Sanders said in a statement. “Meanwhile, I just released $ 250,000 from our disaster recovery fund to provide resources for this process for both affected societies.”

On Friday, the authorities said that three people were killed in car accidents during an earthen storm in Amarello, Texas, Banhandel.

The huge storms system that moves all over the country launched the winds that caused dust storms and hit more than 100 forests.

It is expected that the harsh weather-including the winds of the power of the hurricane-will affect a region of more than 100 million people. The winds of up to 130 km per hour (80 miles per hour) were predicted from the Canadian border to Texas, threatening snowy storm conditions in the cold northern regions and the risk of wild fires in the warmer and more dry areas in the south.

The evacuation was requested in some Oklahoma societies, where more than 130 fires were reported throughout the state. Oclahoma Road Patrol said that the wind was so strong that it overthrew many districts. The state governor said that more than 200 homes were affected or destroyed by forest fires.